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Established In 186S-Flve Cents a Copy (0 a City. Jowa, saturday. DeCembtof' '17 , 1 Alford Ban Top Criminal Captured "~:9Ioi· ' Fire Fatalities Add oses Steam In California . WASHINGTON (uPil - The FBI Friday announced lhe cap fn Congress ture of Daniel William O'Connor, To High Death Toll one of the FBI's ten most-wanted I North, West Demos fugitives. May Continue Fight O'Connor, 30, was arrested by WASHINGTON !UPD the EI Cajon, Calif., police, the FBI said. Over Yule Holiday ~ campaign by certain House lib eralli to block the seating of Dr. O'Connor was sought for inter By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dale Alford, the Little Rock seg state transportation of stolen prop regationist who defeated Rep. erty, and the FBI said he victim D£'ath hy fir!' brought , trngic !'nding to Illiln~ .1 1l41PP ' BrQok~ Hays m-Ark.) in the con ized merchants with fraudulent Air Line holiday t'Clehration in home throughout tht n.ltion. t It .I.,t gressional elections, appeared to money orders in Montana, North 6:! per\on - O1r nln childr n Th posed of quickly. He also deserted from the U.S. ea a . tal mate Friday with the trilt- ! ranged In (rom 4 RHlltance Grow. Army, May 6, 1946, while stationed rou~. rs ge , A~ the same time, however, a at Ft. Campbell, Ky ., Hoover said. California, Here We Come ing mght I'nalne r Th irlin hD l 0 8 move to deny Alford recognition as O'Connor was arrested on the been . hut duwn for more th n. 1 Thl' (ather nd a dou ht r, 7, As Traffele a Democrat continued to attract basis of a San Diego Police De ROSE BOWL BOUND SUI students lined up for hure than two block, an hour before departu ... vuter' month urvl\' d_ Th father, a turk y strong support among Northern and dav afternoon for "Vanguard," the first of two chart.r.d traIns for the West Cout.-Dally Iowan Photo. Al o· "roundl'd with no Imm - groll' r, ~ aid he beli \'~ thl> fir partment warrant charging him __ ___ Idlllte likelIhood of ttlI'm nt w he,Dn \Hlh n h~rt ClrC\,lI\ in a Western democrats. Such a move, with the theft of a $15 trailer. II if successful, would restrict Alford's American Airline., awaiting a dt'- wire to n )eelrlc kitch n clock. To Mounts chances of advancing to a position The FBI said O'Connor had been ,·ss,·s s,·pp,· .ci ion by it triking pilots on a 7· He al,d tht' hou. m<'d to ex- of power in House committees. living in EI Cajon for several IM point agreem nt formula propo ~ plod In flame in the mom nt, It This issue wiIJ be threshed out years worklng as a handyman and Big 3 Ask Talks by fl'd raj m dialor . Th com- took him to ru. h out Id ror a fir By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in a Democratic caucus the day using the name Arthur Nelson. He h t d U In Unlul II r. had dyed his hair red, grown a 0 0 pany a. ac~ep . le p n... Five of Ihl' six m mber of th I Th Or t ,limm('r 01 hopt' Ihat be(ore Congress convenes. I ce t T G 1\ Whatever the outcome then, full mustache, gained 58 pounds ~dhe , AICrl ~me \tlloh, A SOCkA~tlfon family or Horacl.' A Cray Jr, di d t 1958 ChrL tma Iraflic d ath and added a tattoo to his arm to sal ID lIcago I a ,a <-u or wh n Oam . roared through th ir toll millht not be bound for anI'. w, sqme House member virtually is thwart identification, the FBI said. On Germany clarification on orne pomts o( the $150,000, IS-room man. ion In Ih bloody rl'COrd cnme Frld y ni ghl. eertain to rise on the floor on Jan. Rose Bowl propo ed .settlement and th~t no d~- pxclu~h't' Wlnd~r Form uburb Th number of d(' d load lit 310 7, the day Congress opens, and He maintained he was Art Nel To son until his fingerprints were WASHINGTON I!PI - The West- I Union a foce-saving opportunity clsion I In sight on occepung It. of Richmond, Va . at 9 p,m. lEST l, few by 38 than challenege Alford's right to a seat. ern Big Three countries have vir- to back away from what has been A sample of Iowa' Mi i sippi .E:o tern h:l. rench d agreem nt Croy. on of th \'lctJms, wa 0 Ih 348 d lid at th am hour in i I But chances that Alford wiuld hold identified by the San Diego Po lice Department and the FBI Fri tually completed drafting notes to viewed as a 6·month Soviet ulli river water-the frozen lIority- WlthO 5.300 m mbers of th ,Int r- dlrt'Ctor or th We t Vlrginl Pulp his seat were improving. the Soviet Union offering to clis- matum on Berlin. will end up in tht' Rose Bowl aIt 'r nntl nol A oclation of Machlni. t, & Co, w 4 . DEATH LOG Rep. Frank Thompson .Jr. (D-N.- day night. Paper III.' cuss the entire Cerman problem The Western attitude will be, r _ t ith tl b~t till Is at loggerhead With thl' Found d ad 10 th homp with 1 "m., (EST): 3-45 traffic; n J,), a key figure among Democrat- Confronted with the prints, he t I rave 109 cro coun ry w 1e night engineer . ' . ' . fire; ~ mllC.lI.MIOUI. Tatal ic house liberals said he was not admitted his true identity. at a new conference. Iauthorities said, that the three aI- SUI Marching Band ond Scotti:h F d 1'1 di t W L ' him w r hiS Wire, Cath rln , 47 , . . e ro n ~ II or orr n on~ Iwo on . Thoma. 17 and Fo Ii'r. ~3_ now inclined to vite against seat- But the Allies will reject any lies are ~ure the Soviets did not thought of limiting talks to Ber- mean their BerlIn note of Nov. T7 Jllghlanders. a:~ in. Minnll' 13 ; and a daughter, u an Lt>e , ing Alford. Rep. Lee Metcalf the mo t tragic y r for highll ay m-Mont.), another liberal leader, lin's future, despite Soviet threats to be an ultimatum. Ft. Madison Mayor Walter Guen- W~ re right at II tal mate. I19 . A third n. Hora A Gray Father Too Fast d IIlh , 1956 said he also would have to be to turn their sector over to Com- None oC the wartime allies, it ther will present a cake of Miss- 1'h -r~, R no progre: that I can re- III, wa not at hom at Ih time. munist-controlled East Germany will be argued, Can single-hand d port. ., In P nn ylvania , two familit' "It I. th lir I bright ray in n shown why Alford was not en On The Draw, i. sippi river ice to Highlander Talks wIll contmu tad y. 10. t three childr n aeh in n ming otlwrwlse blellk piclllr," tiUed to be seated while charges within six months after last Iy renounce the arrangements {or Thanksgiving Day. joint occupation of Berlin. Drum Major Morgie Ladd of Iowa The 55() Eo. tern ntght ngln r. home , and a ruth r nd n IX'r. tionol Sar Iy Council ( S ) against him were studied. Kills His Son City and Band Drum Major Robert are bolklng ot 0 company d mond i. hed in anoth r. mon sold. Officials who reported this Fri- Any mOdification of these ar- I Charve. Heard T. Glover of SteubenVille, Ohio, as they qualify as pilot for j('t Thn- children or k and 1r •. The challenge of Alford's right CHICAGO lUPIl - A coroner's day said the Weslern notes will rangements, the notes will say, tha~ Fat.lItl .. Ease Up the SUI musical group leave Ft Iolrhn rs. Edword D gnnn di d In lin early III.' aid il wa lh ' !lr t rl'port to a seat would be in line with a jury recommended Friday that a be delivered within a few days, could come only CI'om new agr e . " . The witchover from prop lI('r Chn tmo morning fire III their recommendation of a House Com- father who killed his little boy whiie probably before New Year's Day. ments all four countries may de Macli on aboard a Sante Fe sJX'- planes to j t , with ill accompany- Wllk(' -Barre home despil d pu ince the hi hway lousht r count mittee which heard a Little Rock practicing "fast draws" with a The West German Government cide upon jointly. b gan a~ 6 p.m, 110 al tim I eiol" for Pasodena at 10 a.m. to· I ing technological upheaval , is at ate attempts by the pa1(!1lt to Wrdn day that tr Hie Call1hti . pl.\blisher's charge that Alford ill- long-barreled six shooter be held to is reported ready to send along ------day. The S I Highlanders and ' th bottom of mo 1 of th current r ach th m. The childr n w -re eally won the election with a write· the grand jury. its formal reply to the Soviet had foil n below thal of th . ame Bandsmen will give the frozen Iairline labor disputes. Dpborah. 4: Donald , 2, ond Ed- hour Cor the four-a,y 1956 holiday iI\ campaign- and~a.piracy .in- 1'he Christmas Eve tragedy at threats about the same time. Soviets To Help souvenir of Iowa to Tournament ward Jr., 1. durin, which 706 died. ~olving Arkansas Gov. Orval Fau- the home of Jack Bendel' played a Diplomatic informants reported f R f" I IDe A I At Braddock, Pa.. a suburb of Only a hort while earlier til bus . grim counterpoint to the father's the notes would be parallel but Build First Stage o oses of LCla . ny ppea 5 Pitt burgh, th Robert Fletch r NSC aid figure indicated th(' na In a S to 2 decision, the commit- admiration for the old Western gun. not identical. All will stand firm, Leaving Iowa City .at 7:20 a.m. • family 10 t threc childr n, EddIe , tee said Alford should be asked to slinger and marshal, Wyatt Earp. they said, on the Western deter tion wa h ad d for a n('w d aln Of Egyptian Dam today seven bll cs will carry the For Goldfl ne 7; Cary, 4; and Grllc , 2 months. toll record. The holiday period cnds stand aside pending a thorough in- Bender, 29, had followed Earp's mination to remain in Berlin. 200 Highlanders and Band men to Th 42-year-old father and anoth- al midnilht Sunday lIocal tim I. CAIRO I.., - The Soviet Union Flo Madi on, where they will be er son, WIlli, J 1. w r burned vestigation of the charges. The adventures on television and, when The Big Three offer to talk will With all-out police cHarts to curb will sign here today its agree met by an honorary motorcycle BOSTON, !I1ass. LfI - U.S. Di l. critically. Th moth r and two oth· fommittee did not rule on the his wife presented him with a son be ill the nature of a reminder to the hishway accld nt epidemic, Ih charges themselves. the Soviets that they have not yet ment Lo help build tlle first stage police escort. The University's mu - Judge Charles E. Wyzanskl Jr. Fri- er son , 7 and 8, e cap d with Ie At first many liberals in both 14 months ago, he named the boy of the Aswan Dam, thc Informa ical groups are making the lJ-day doy d nied motion for acquittal • riou injury. NSC sold its hope. to a\'old a r('(' replied to a Sept. 30 Allied pro ord laughter were pinn 'd to driv the Democratic and Republican Wyatt Earp Bender. posal [or a four-power conference tion Department said Friday. Rose Bowl tour through lhe cour- and a new trial of Industrlall t Ber- Paul Winger Sr .. 32 , ond his 3- parties indicated they would be Wednesday night Bender, a fur The Soviet Union announced in tesy oC the Santn Fe Railway. Be- nard Goldfille and his ecr tary year-old on, Paul Jr , di 'd in a ers, th msel\'c , acquiring a "har p.. on Germany. oC eager to vote against Alford . They nace installer who collected guns, October it would lend the UAR sides performonces at th Tourna- who w re convicted of cont mpt of fire at their hom ut I Peter entd nc peril saw the test chiefly as a civil rights sat in his home with his father, At that time, the United States, 400 million rllbles-$l00 million at ment of Ro es parade and th$! court last Monday. burg. Po. Winger's wife ond four Before the h lIday . th C hod issue, since Hays was defeated Joseph, 65 , fiddling with an odd Britain and France - in a move to the oUicial exchange rate-to build Rose Bowl, the Highlanders and Thc court al'o denied a motion oth r children e. cared. e Umated lhat 620 lX'r on would speed preparations for a summit w k- mainly because of his moderate looking revolver carrying a 12-inch the first stage. Marching Band will perform at for 0 reduction of sentence. A blaze at th Admiral Inn. a be kill d In traffic durIn" Ih confercnce - offercd to discuss end. stand on the integration problem. barrel. Such a gun is known as a Peter Nikitine, deputy director Kansas City, Mo., Albuquerque, Goldfinc was sentenced to three two- tory wood n lodging hou at Two Conte,ts Fil.d "Bunt/ine Special" and it is the the German problem at a separate N. M., and Wichita, Kan. months and Mi s Mildred Paper- Northampton, Ja s., cost th lives More P ....ng.,. four-power meeting. of Soviet foreign trade, has been But since then, two formal con- prototype of the legendary Earp's here more than a month at the Departure ceremonies at Ft. man, his secrctory, to 10 days, of thr person . They were Rom- One factor in hollday driving tests have been filed by losing "Peacemaker." The new Western notes are un head of a team of Soviet experts Madison were arranged lhrough the Their sentences arc cheduled to an J. Kona, 45; Elizabeth Lath· tended to hike death - and in jurl ,,' Democratic candidates against in- Young Wyatt was on the floor, derstood to reaffirm this readiness making a survey of the dam and assistance of A. Anthes Smith, begin Jan. 7. am, 63, and 0 dmund S. Korpi m - that of more p:l ne r In til cumbent Republicans to talk. No date is suggested, how- discussing details. He will sign the president of the Anthes Force Oil- They were convicted of criminQI ki. It wu Korpi rnskl's 37th birth· automobile . It m ant -veral kill who won re- playing with an unloaded revolver. ever. election by narrow margins. These Joseph Bender told his son "you agreement Cor the Soviet Union. er Co . in Ft. Madison and a mem- contempt for failure to produce day. d in orne In tance wh re th actions have helped cool off some can't draw very fast with that long The notes are reported deliber ber of the Board of Director of complete records {or the Interll81 vicUm might ha\;e been lone driv The Soviet offer is Ilttle more ers under non -holiday circum of ~he original block-Alford sup- barrel." The gun collector denied ately phrased to give the Soviet than a starter for the great project the SUI Alumni As ocialion. Revenue Service a ordcred by the porters. it and proceeded to demonstrate designed to harness the Nile, pro court. Teen-Age BabysiHer tance . Traditionally, the House has seat- his ability to jerk the gun from an Vide irrigation for agriculture and Kills Crying Infant ueh accidents wert' a head-on ed members against whom contests ornate leather holster. Yes, Virginia, more power Cor industry. ma hup near JaCk!lOll, N.C" Strikers, PHOENIX, Am.. ~ - A teen which look five live. a similar have been filed and then investi- "He drew the gun about six The dam is expected to cost IIge baby-silter who admitted beat cra h near Michigan City, Ind ., gated the complaints. It is possible times, then it went off when he People Are Honest $2 billion or more. The United Weather ing an infant to death because h which kill d four, and a colli ion, to oust one man and seat the other drew it again," Joseph Bender told StaLes in 1956 withdrew an offer IOWA: Generally fair SaturdaY couldn't sland its bawli;; wa near Coats, N.. , In which Ihrt' in the event such complaints are the coroner's jury Friday. WORCESTER, Mass. (.f) - to finance a share of the project. N.Y. Papers and Saturday night. Litlle chanlle charged with second-degr mur- Three men ..lIing Chri.tmas Britian did the same. The United di d. found to be true. LitUe Wyatt was caught in the in temperatures except a litUe der Friday. A non·holiday weekend chrck !;lays did not file a c.ont~st ~. line of fire and was fatally wound. trees decided to quit early Christ States said Egypt had so commit mas Eve although th.y .till had warmer Saturday. Lows Friday James Harold Cuin. 19. II bakery from 6 p.m. Wedne day, Dec. 10, gamst Alford. The complamt I~ thiS ed by a bullet in th chest. ted its financial resources in buy night 25-35. Highs Saturday in low- worker, wa accused of the Christ 130 tr.. s in stock. Near Accord 10 midnight Sunday, Dec. 14 , -ho" case, not to be confused With a I e ing Soviet-bloc arms that it would el' 50s southwest, 40s el ewhere, mas Eve layinl or Thomas N. contest, was filed by a voter. Police testifie? lhat the wood- be unable Lo repay loans advanced ed 341 traffic death, 106 fir latal Before leaving thay put up ttJi. NEW YORK IA'I - A tentative Outlook for Sunday - increa ing Faulconer, son of Mr . Marian N. Under these circumstances, some work of .Bender s home was pep sign outside their sto,..: <'WreattJ. Cor the dam. I itie and lOS d ath in misc liane liberals said they would be hard pered With bullet holes. He ad settlement was reached Friday cloudiness. continued mild. Fllulconer, a 21-year-old divorcee. ous accidents - total 552. and tree. $1. Drop money in mail Los Angeles The charge carries a maximum pressed to vote on opening day mitted drinking three to fo~r quart.s slot. B. honest, han the Christ night in the 17·day-old New York Fi,.. o..ttJ. Ral .. Toll Cloudy. High 68, Low 50 I penalty of liCe imprisonment.. to seat two members against whom of beer. before the shootmg, offl' mas spirit. M.rry Chri.tmas," Iowa Man Faces newspaper strike. The nine struck Fire death in the hom ,a a contests have been filed and then cers said. They found $104.50 in their mail dailies may be back on the streets onally frequent night time acci to deny a seat to Alford, who has The jury recommended that the box Friday. Ten tr.. s remained. Murder Charge by Monday. dent in winter, killed many vic been certified by Arkansas officials father be held on a count of invol True, they should have had $15.40 tims during the holiday weekt'nd . and against whom no contest has untary manslaughter. more in receipts, but they believe At Council Bluffs A membership vote on the peace Balloon G:rosses Somc victims slept while UDlIllend been filed. When he was asked whether he as the quality of ttJe tree. de pact by the striking Newspaper d, overh ated sto 'e burned th ir would keep on collecting guns, clined, customers made their own COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa IA'I - Mail and Deli verers Union is houses around them. Bender sobbed and shook his head. adjustm.nts. First degree murder charges were scheduled for Sunday. Twice be ine of 12 resid nls di d in a Catholic Bishops ------filed Friday afternoon against Ken fore, the membership has ov~r farmhouse fire near Auburn, Wa h. ridden tentatille settlement propo Atlantic Safely neth Lee Hodge, 27, in the slaying Fille perished In a Richmond , Va. Say Persecution of Kennelh Minds, 66. sals agreed to by their negotiators. CARACAS, Venezuela fA'! - The cessfully completed ils slowpoke, man ion. Thre children di d in a Minds was found beaten to death But this time union attorney Wilkes - Barre, Pa.. household. At All Time High 3 Indicted In with a lead pipe at the J. F. Wil transatlantic balloon Small World no-engine feal of the atomic, jet Asher Schwartz said union officials was reported saCely down in east and space age. Three other lots were killed in a WASHINGTON IA'I- The Roman cox and Sons greenhouse Thurs Braddock, Pa., home fire. A rather are confident the terms "will be ern Venezuela Friday after a 2- All four occupants, including a Catholic bishops of the United day night. and his son died in their blazing acceptable to our membership." week ride on the trade winds from woman, were reported down safe States joined Friday In a state Chief of Police Earl Miller said home at Peter burg, Pa. At North The agreement represented a the Spanish Canary Islands. But on the Venezuelan coast. ment saying their Church is under Duncan Slaying Hodge had made no admission of hampton , Mass. , three adults 10 t juggling of the original offer by the whereabouts of the balloon and going "the worst persecution in the slaying and claimed he could A landing there meant they over their lilies ill a lodging house blaze_ thll two thousand years of Christi- VENTURA, Calif. IA'I - A grand of the young nurse. He told in- remember nothing for a period oC tbe publishers of a $7-a-week wage four persons aboard remained a shot their intended larget, Barba anlty." jury murder indictment was return- vestigators Mrs. Duncan had of- several hours time on Thursday. package spread over two years - mystery. dos Island in the Windwards of the .1 The statement was timed to the ed Friday against Mrs. Elizabeth Cered him and 22-year-old Luis Hodges was quoted as saying he $4 the first year and $3 the second. A search was suspended when West lnclies, but oniy by about 300 French Cabinet ~etting aside of Sunday as the Duncan in the strangulation of her Moya $6,000 to kill her daughter- "might of killed Minds and again Present wages average $103.82 a darkne closed in, and the plight miles; that they were carried along seventh annual day oC prayer for pregnant daughter-In·law. in-law. he might not of' - that he could week. of the balloon and its four British by trade winds at an allerale 10 Meets Toda y Christians under Communist rule. Also indicted for murder were Maya had denied any connec- not remember what he had been Instead of $7, the union accepted riders was still unknown. m.p.h., and that their reckoning • • "The persecution of the Church two laborers who say Mrs. Duncan tion with the crime, but then ad- doing during the hours in which a $5.30 wage package. The pub A report from the area said the of drift southwestward was just To DISCUSS Franc /lnd God continues with undimin- hired them to kill Olga Duncan, 30, mitted it Christmas night. Minds is believed lo have been lishers in turn gave in on the sub search would be renewed at day about correct. I~hed savagery In the lands of ath- a pretty surgical nurse. Mrs. Duncan , held without bail, killed . PARIS \.fI- The Government put ject of paid holidays, adding Co break. Columbus on his third voyage of the ailing franc under close scrut elstlc materialism," the bishops The district attorney said Mrs. has denied any knowledge oC a Minds was a long time employee lumbus Day as a ninth annual con cliscovery in 1498 was the first said. Duncan, 54, engineered the Nov. plot against her daughter-in-law. of the greenhouSe and Hodge had iny Friday but withbeld for ltlC tract holiday. For the first time, a CARACAS, Venezuela t.fI - The European to sight the Orinoco, and moment any decisioll on its fate. ",Our CatholiC brethern are de- 17 killing because she was Intense Disl. Atty. Roy A. Gustafson worked there. sick leave provision was also grimt it took him many weeks to reach nied the freedom to profess and Iy jealous of the brunette nurse said the two men repeated their When Minds was found by an British plastic balloon Small World Premier Charles de Gaulle came ed by the publishers. is reported to have bumped to a there across the Atlantic. The bal tq practice their religion. In some who had married her son, Attor confessions to the grand jurors. other employee who was checking In from his country estate to m et The union's demand ror a short· safe landing in the Orinoco delta loon apparently made it in just 14 with financial experts. A full Cab countries even the right to exist ney Frank Duncan , last June. They, too, were held without bail. Minds' failure to register in on his days. A jet airliner could do It in The grand jury also returned an watch box, there was a roU of bills er work week went by the boards. after a mostly silent two weeks of inet meeting is' scheduled this hilS been taken from them and Duncan, one of 15 witnesses who buffeting across the Atlantic. a few hours. they are beln~ hOlJnded to death testified before the grand jury, indictment charging the mother-in- totalling $406 under his body. Approval of the pact would end morning. the longest, costliest newspaper The Venezuelan news agency In The balloon roughly followed in Financial sources and newspa , . In a grim I silent war of extinction. had told newsmen earlier: "I find law and a man Identified as Ralph But his billfold was missing. Winterstein with posing as the Friends of Minds said he was in strike in New York's history. News formaciones Nacionales reported a the air path of Columbus' third pers seemed agreed that dramatic "In sober trulh, thIs is the worst it fantastic to believe that my voyage to the new world: be too nurse and Frank Duncan to obtain the habit of carrying sums of money . stands have been bare of paJX'rs search for the balloon in the jungle monetary decisions are expected b«\rseculioh In the two thousand mother is involved. She would have depended solely on wind. in France - pOssibly devaluation years of Christianity. It is, on a to be insane to be involved in a fraudulent annulment of the at- Hodge was arrested after police since the 4,500·member union walk near Pedernales town was called torney's marriage last Aug. 7. learned that he had been seen ed out Dec. 9. Normally, the nine off at nightfall until today. The balloon had been out or of the franc. This would lower wIde front , a ltltal war against this." prices Cor French products so they A bench worrant was issued for around the greenhouse Thursday af major New York papers print 5'n The Venezuelan Communications radio touch with the world for the ~d; a war of extermInation Last Sunday, Augustine Baldona past week. The silence was broken can compete in the European Com Winterstein's arrest. H~ was des- Iternoon . Blood stained clothing was million copies daily, and 8'n million Ministry reported Friday nighl.it against all believers in God, the do led authorities to the lonely had been Informed the balloon sue- by the Venezuelan announeemenL mon Market. Catholic in the first place," Brave containinB the battered body cribed as an ex-convict. found in his room. on Sunday, . . ;Soapbox Auto ac ~I'cund usk Clue Reported Some Days It's Better Talking Atlas Puts Kefauver On Missing .Just To Stay In Bed IConversesl REDWOOD C]TY. Calif. IA'I - Paul. 6. knocked over a bedside Mrs. Phyllis Wagner sighed with lamp and suffer d a deep cut on .- In Hospital relief Friday that Christmas Ii· his head. College Prexy nally was over. The children opened their toys 4 More Time WASffiNGTON IA'I A ride in Christmas morning. A new elec· JACKSONVILLE. Fla. IA'I - The Mrs. Wagner. radio dispatcher WASIIlNGTON 111'1 - Scientists a toy automobile put Sen. Estes tric corn popper was without a president of Missouri Valley Col for the sheriff's office. said her held [our more " conversations" Kefauver {O-Tenn.> in a hospital holiday experiences included: cord. A bow and arrow set didn'l with the talkin g Atlas satellite Friday with badly sprained liga lege, who dropped out of sight have any arrows. Mrs. Wagner Friday. Her car got stuck in the mud; had bought herself an electric ments and a di slocated knee cap. Christmas Eve, was reported in Army Signal Corps experts have the trunk key broke off in the colfee pot. but left it in the store. Jacksonville Friday but efforts to lock when she tried to get the signaled 35 times so far to the Aides explained: She became ill while serving locate him were unsuccessful. toys for her three children. satellite to end down messages Kefauver's 12-year-old son David Christmas dinner and was unable either stored in its tape recorder While she was cooking dinner has chugged proudly around his Dr. M. Earle Collins. 55-year-old to eat. And whcn she got Gle when it was ltlunched or radioed Christmas Eve her kitchen neighborhood in a homemade soap college head. was en route to Or· dishes and kitchen cleaned liP to it during fli ght. lando for the Tangerine Bowl foot caught fire. damaging drapes and and was eager to get into bed. box automobile powered with a paint. Twenty-nine of these experi ball game Saturday where Mis the bedroom door knob came off ments involved sending messages salvaged lawn mower motor. In the excitement her son. in her hand. souri Valley plays East Texas up to the satellit(' for subsequent A neighbor boy-John Harrell. return to ground receiving ~ta State. a chum of David's-was given a $500 BILL NO GOOD tions. manufactured low-horse-p 0 w e r E. S. Quisenberry, head of the Bob Hope Arrives The Air Force launched the sa scooter for Christmas. MARION. Ill. (UPI) - The State college cafeteria who said he rode of Illionis has refused to recognize tellite. Project Score. from Cape The boys wanted to swap. with Collins from Springfield, Mo .. In West Berlin a $500 bill issucd by the U.S. Trea Canaveral. Fla .• on Dec. 18. Scien Kefauver wanted to make sure tists are making communications said at Orlando that the college BERLIN (A'I - Comedian Bob sury. the swap was fair to cacho experiments expected to prove of head planned to continue his trip Hope was airlifted into isolated Contractor Thomas Harris plunk He took John's unit out for a ed down the bill with a required high value in eventual use of 'satel by train Friday night. trial spin. West Berlin Friday night to en certified check for 10 per cent of !iles for message r elay purposes. Collins was tired and wanted to Going down a steep hill in front tertain u.S. troops. As he stepped a bid on a street paving job here. Friday. Army ground stations get some rest before completing from his U.S. Air Force plane at A state highway engineer said. "interrogated" and received an· of his home. Kefauver found the the trip. Quisenberry said. The "automobile" was going too fast. Tempelhof air base. be heaved however. that the state coulE! not swers from the satellite as it two had ridden in a day coach recognize a contract if it were passed over the stations at 9:39 He reached for the brakes and since leaving Missouri. a sigh of relief and said: couldn·t find them. let to a bidder who did not meet a.m.. 11 :40 a.m .. 1:20 p.m .• and A check of 18 Jacksonville hotels "WeJl. we got through the cor a certified check requirement in 3: 15 p.m.. all Eastern Sta/1dard Then. he stretched his leg over and a number of motels did not ridor okay. I'm happy we're stin the full amount. Time. the side to drag his foot in the disclose Collins' whereabouts. The flying in here." lime-honored style of wagon coast train he was expected to board By "corridor" Hope meant one of ing. arrives in Orlando at 2:25 a.m. the three air lines the Russians That didn·t work. his foot was Train officials said. however. there pulled under the rear wheel and was no reservation in Collins' name allowed the Western Allies to use General Notices his leg was dragged along the because none is required. in supplying troop units in West Genersl Notices musl be receI ved at The Dally Iowan office. Room 201. Com pavement. munIcations Center. by 8 a.m. lOT publication the followlne mornlne. Th~y vrr~-/JJl.-~ ..... \...., -- ' Quisenberry. who boarded the Berlin. The city is isolated 110 He didn't think the injuries were Midwest train at Kansas City. said miles inside Communist East Ger must b e Iyped or lellibly written and signed; they will not be accepted by telephone. The Dally Iowan ' ...rJves the Tlltht to edit all General Notlcc•• serious but when his leg continued \ W~I{I~e:.ToN STA.R· he met Collins when he got on at many. to pain him Friday he went to j( Springfield. The college president Hope is on a Christmas holidays STUDENT COUNCIL Committee on per announcement is 12 cents. Bethesda Naval Hospital. originally planned to entrain at tour of u.S. military bases in Eu Student Responsibility is stUdying Doctors there found the sprained Kansas City but changed his plans so he would have more time to rope. the problem of cheating at SUI. ligaments and dislocated knee cap. Any students interested in work STUDENT COUNCIL Committee on attend a church service, the cafe Faculty FOrum is a ncw group His leg was put in a cast-to 'You Couldn't Come To Me, So I Came To You'- teria operator said. ing on the committee. notify the stay for about three weeks. al· Student Council Office. which will sponsor SUI faculty Quisenberry related that he and though he'll be permitted to go At All Costs, We Must panel discussions on current nation Collins were unaware of the ex home from the hospital Sunday. al and international pro!~lems. Any citement over Collins' whereabouts. Avoid The No.3 Label PARKING - Tbe University park ing committee reminds student students interested should notify Pope Visits Italian Prison He said he didn't know where Col the Student Council O[(ice. TAIPEI IA'I - It·s house-clean· lins planned to slay in Jackson autoists that the 12-hour parking By RICHARD EHRMAN 'fhe prison never had needed one to "follow today's instructions. ville. Hotels here are jammed with ing time for those who want to limit applies to all University lots LIBRARY HOLIDAY HOURS: Whirlwind before. They must act sweetly." Gator Bowl visitors. save face. People are tidying up except the storage lot south of the Hydraulics Laboratory. Monday-Wednesday, Dee. 22-24, ROME 1m -. Po~ John .XXIII An altar was borrowed from a A f f h Mrs. Collins called police at for the year-end inspection of prem to Rome s prIson FrIda ew 0 t e best-behaved pris- 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. I went . . . . y-Inearby church and set up in the ises by police. On leaving each f Marshal. Mo .• Thursday when her CANDIDATES FOR FEBRUARY Thursday. Jan. 1. Closed. Hits Plane; as. a ather vlsltmg hIS wayward Iprison courtyard. where most of oners-about 50-were permitted husband did not return from the house. the police fix on the front DI':GREES-Orders for official Friday. Jan. 2. 7:30 a.I11.-5 p.m. chJldren. the inmates could look down from 10 be ncar the pontiff during the church service. Quisenberry said door a label bearing one of three graduation announcements of the Saturday. Jan. 3. 7:30 8.m.- "You couldn·t come to see me." their tiers o[ cells and see the 'ceremony. and to kiss his ring. Collins came a day earlicr be inscriptions: 1-exceptionally clean. noon. 3 Killed he told the prisoners. "so I come Pope. . In his brief talk to the inmates cause of the holiday travel rush. 2-clean.3-(\irty. February 1959 Commencement are to see yo~ ." The papal throne was the prison (he sharecropper's son who be: now being taken. Place your orders Sunday Jan. 4. Closed. SALISBURY. Rhodesia (uP!) - Tbat SImple remark brought superintendent's overstuffed chair. came Pope told how as a youth before noon Tuesday. Jan. 13. at Monday. Jan. 5. 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. the Alumni House. 130 N. Madison . the penetration of the grace of B 51. " Flltb Ave., Iowa CII,. • • Unified Mornln, Worship Servlc •• 9:45 ROSE BOWL REPORTS will be listener may hear the Christmas sengers on the UAT Lines flight into brand new uniforms and told "Act Sweetly" God which will elevate and trans- HILLEL FOUNDATION a.m. 1'12 Easl Market SI. heard regularly until The Big Day. Concerto Grosso of Correlli; a from Johannesburg. South Africa, to conduct themselves sweetly. TI· . d Dr rm you." Ivenlnr Gospel Service. 7:80 p.m. Ie pnson supennten ent. Friday 7 :S0 p.m. Sabbatb service. Today on Cue and then every day modern composition based on The to London were South Africans. Red Carpet Rented Carmin Scalia. pertllrbed by th~ · The Pope gave his blessing and · . . . . . BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST next week on the 8:15 a.m. news Twelve Days of Christmas by A red carpet was rolJed out for unseemly remark. summoned an romised the prisoners that he CIJURCH FREE lIIETHODlST CHAPEL Thc plane took off into a blinding n I S. Governor SI. 9a! Tblrd Ave. tape-recorded "beeper" telephone Bergsma; and Christmas music African thunderstorm that turned Pope John. It had been rented. aide and told him to remind guards ould offer special prayers for The Ilev. Fred L. Penny. Pastor The Rev. lames W. BanscD, PI,tor sung and played. respectively. by hem. 2 p.m. Sunday Sohool lB a.m. Sunda, School. reports on thl' West Coast doings of the sky black. Thirty seconds later 9 p.m. Rerular Churcb Worsblp Servlo. J I a.m. Cbrlstmas Worsblp team. coaches and adherants will the Roger Wagner Chorale and the it crashed and burned. Visits Infirmary Com.munion on first Sunday of every 7:30 p.nt. Cbrlslmas Prorr.. m Hollywood Bowl Symphony Or montb. be aired. The pilot told the Paris office of Pope John then visited the pris lEUOV An·s WITNESSES • * • chestra. UAT by telephone that he had been on's infirmary. There. one of the TlIE ClIURClI OF CURIST ~no It St. • • • 1320 KIrkWOOd A"" Public Talk. 3 p.m. MORE CUE: Slan Freeburg. gi ven permission to take off des prisoners asked his help in getting Blble Cla8ses, 9 a.m. Watcbtower Study. 4 p.m . Mort Sahl, Songs of Couch and SATURDAY NIGHT is record pite the storm. He said that half an amnesty from the Italian Gov l\o{ornlrt, \Vorsblp, 10 a.m. party night at WSUI with pops Evenlnr Worahlp Servl••• 7:00 p.m. Consultation. a preview of the a minute after he was airborne. ernment. · . . MENNONITE CIIURCR sound of New Year's Eve are in and jazz from 8 to 9:45. a "terrific whirlwind" clutched the CJlURClI OF JESUS CURtST GI4 Clark SI. WSUI - IOWA CITY fllO k/c "I'm afraid that is out of my Tbe Rev. Vl r,1l Brenneman. Palter terspersed with the usual record 1{),\8 plane and flung it like a chip to OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Saturday, December ,?1, LD CY STEBBINS ambled into a Vermont crossroads gro competency." replied the pontiff. 910 E. Falrcblld Sl. Sunday School HOUf, 9:45 a.1ft. ings (in season). news (in Eng 9 :00 'fornlna Chap~1 the ground. Prle.tbood, 9 a.m. Mornlnr Worsblp. 1~ : 4G a .m. 8;15 N~wlf O cery store one bitter cold night, and was furious when he "I don't know what influence I Sund .. y Sohool. 10:30 I.m. " Deelliions or Disciples" lish ) and weather n Will lIet a gutaran whole Iowa party given by the in Indianapoli also involving 'otre t of S2D,000 a year for tw 0 yc rs Tournament of Roses Association . Dame and Bull r. and Cooper a 3-rear p ct u r- EATS AT Gifts were presented to the team Ohio State entertain Princeton aoteein him a minimum of $100, members - transistor radios to in u regionally-tel ~'i. ed matinee to- 000 over that pan. the veterans of Iowa's trip to the night while tinnesota i at Wash- If Cooper nd And rson needed Rose Bowl two years ago and bi ington and Iowa plays in the West noculars to the rest of the team. Scrimmage Coast CIa ic in Con'allis. are, Univcrsity officials including Hawks In Sunshine Northwe tern, bealen only by Giants Get SOO Extra Coach Forest Evashevski also re QUARTERBACK MI TC H OG IEGO lofts a pass as right guard Don Shipanik (6t) blocks out Dick North Carolina ( 78~ ), will be eek Tickets For Game ceived radios. The Hawkeyes were Cla uson (80) during a controlled scrimmage at East Los Angeles Junior College stadium where the ing its sixth triumph against a W t also given wrist watches at a pri University of Iowa Hawkeyes are practicing for th e Rose Bowl tilt with California Jan. !. Virginia team that is fiCIh ranked EW YORK "" - The 'w vate party Christmas Eve and they -Photo for Dllily Iowan by Lester Nehamkin . in the national AP poll. Th Wild York Giant Friday announced also reccived gifts from the Eva cats are ranked 12th. UUlt about 500 r rvcd III tick shevskis. ------~------Ruk.llck , who fires a d adl)' hook t will go on salt' thi mom The Hawkeyes were all business It's Bowl-Season Tim e Again - hot with either hand, ha a 24.5 ing at \' nkee wdium for un· again Friday afternoon. Evy dis point avera . We t, only 6 f 1 3, day's ational Football u-agu continued two-a-day drills and will ha averaged 24.3 and probubly will champion hip arne with B lll- Want Ads work his Hawks once each day be II. sign d to gu I'd th f l, more. from now on until New Year's Day 9 inch Ruklick, Th tickct wer turned bnck by except for Sunday when there will 5 Grid Tilts Slated Today Get Resultsl Howcvcr, Norlhwe t rn': artic 5 be no practice session. the Ba ltimore cI ub . ~_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_~iiiiiiliii!iiiiiiiiiiii~ Stute, Colorado's Boyd Dowler, ulat coach, Bill Rohr, hope to Bleach I' and t nding room tick- Friday's practice featured u long annoy West Virginia and fu tur Big ets al.'o ar available_ Th weath r drill on offense with the first and Rain Ha mpers and Baylor's Larry Hickman. second teams running against the Daug.herty's starting baclRandy Duncan's passes. Evy did the 2 p.m. (PST) kickoff in Kezar Dial of Rice suffered a sprained len. e in the 14th annual Gator a as 0 U 9 t Malibu Stak at Santa Anita Park a bit of shuffling in the backfield Stadium for this nationally tele ankle in practice. Bowl football game loday. today_ Friday and one combination had vised (NBC ) game. Collegiate rules arc played x ~!ississippi j favor d by Ix For Service • ilk)" {amrd [or hi. com('-lrom Duncan at quarterback, Kevin So the East remained a solid cept ' hUt unlimited substitution pomts, I)(.'hmd stretch drives, is an in FUNERAL HOME will be in effect. I Furlong and Fleming at the half one-touchdown favorite, WiUl the Through the IO-ga me 1958 season, d finte starler, however. Hi train· back spots and Don Horn at full G ·d G men of Coach Duffy Daugherty ex the Rebeis I d the er aid Friday h won't m k a back position. At one time John pected to stay on the ground with Mi~sissippi names definil d i I n until today. Brown, the usual third string full Bowls Roundup Southcastern Conf('rl'nce in rush 507 E. COLLEGE ST. a running attack. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DALLAS (,4') - The Air Force Other tandout are J w~'I's R • back, was alternating with Captain On defense, the Easterners boasl ing yardllge ancl spiced th ir at Academy athletic direclor Friday ward and Hill. dal , top-weight d Johnny Nocera on the first unit. Living room television fans and a forward wall averaging 218 natives and tourists in the sunny tuck with an even 1,000 yards pas - nominat~d Dallas a sile for po - with Sulky at 126, and Sir Ruh:r Previous workouts had found pounds, so Coach Jack Curtice of ing. The combination re ulted in "ible Acad my football games with at 114. PHONE 3240 Fleming coupled with Bob Jeter at regions get their first big helping a.m.-2 p.m. the West has centered his offense of holiday football fare Saturday eight victories against two de Army and Navy. ;======:,;=====-===; I m. Monday, halfback, with Nocera running full plans 011 warward passing and Col. George Simler, arriving with back. and it should be a tasty dish. feat s. plans on worward passing and Each of the five games, including til(' first player and official for Th b t t At the end of Friday's session, spced. the three coast-to-coast TV con Strong Line the Cotton Bowl game Jan. 1. e es rou e the third team had a 10-mi nute A capacity crowd or about 60,- ests, figures to be real close_ Floridn's stn'ngth was in it. Lold new men that "I'd like to session with the reserves, who ran 000 was expected for this 34th an The favorites are Mississippi by line. sl'wnth best n3lionally in play Army and avy on a home- to the Rose Bowl I California plays. And while the nual char"ity game for the Shrine six points over Florida in the Ga rushing dl'fcnsc. Whill' the Gator's and-home ba is two oul of three Mau-Maus were throwing Cal plays Hospital for Crippled Children. tor Bowl; East Texas State by record of six vietoril's, thn'C de years, with our home games being played in Denl'er. i, by Kan.... City .nd at the first two units in East Los Utah's quarterback Lee Gross three over Missouri Valley in the feats and 011(' til' is not usually Wichitll, Kansil. wut on "The third yeur, I'd like to "ce Angeles, the Golden Bears them cup, an ace passer, was named I Tangerine Bowl; East by six over of bowl calib!' .. , it wa" in two of the HI.way S4 through Dalh.,t, selves were holding an open house starting quarterback for the West. the West in the Shrine contesl; losses that Florida gained I>latur , til(' gume. played at a neutral I Texas and Sant. Rosa, New across town at the Beverley Hills With Grosscup in the backfield North by threll over the South, site. 'I'd like to play th m In 001- Mexico; lind Hl,way " to Louisiana State, Iht! natiunul 10 ... Pasadena Californill_ Milke High School field. will be Leon Burton of Arizona and Gray by three over the Blue, Coach Pete Elliott and company chumpion, bNlt Florida 10-7 on a Col. imler said about 800 of the I Dalhart, Tellas your over· arrived in the area Friday morning field goal in the last period and Academy's 1,100 cad ts will be at night .top_ from Berkeley. Elliott wasn't giv Coach Paul Di('tzei of LSU said REVIEWOFTHE YEAR-By Alan Maver] Florida was the bt'st team hi the game. ~=====-----~======~!=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ing away any secrets aboltt hi s r- JULY - strategy, and how he would de champions raced, Florida-s other fense against Iowa's potent offense "impressi\'e loss" was by u 6-5 but the California grid boss did corl' to Auburn, the J 957 national point out that he had a fine quar champion which finished this year terback in Joe Kapp and that the I '0. 4 in the Associated Press rank team spirit is high. ings. SIFIEDADS It is clear that he isn't paying Florida was o. 14 and Mis i ip Cla ssified any attention to the oddsmakers pi ' 0 . 11 in lIw final poll. Instruction Pel ' for Sale who hal'e give n Iowa an 18-to-19- Passing Game Seen Advertising Rates BALLflOOM ELLING Co - Oklahoma's 4191 Carburetor, foot bailers to smile and wave for deliberate Sooners gained control I Dlun·va pictures. late in the first half and held on GE NERATORS STARTERS Hertz IILF System WIKEL Their altitude was in marked doggedly to defeat challenging ______--,~_~- B rigg~ & Stratton Motore on A NUl'Sery contrast to th e arrival of the Iowa Slate 68-65 in the fir t round Apartment for Rent Iiawkeyes last week. The Big Ten of the Big Eight basketball tourna Pyramid Services MAHER BROS. TYPEWRITER CO. champions needed no urging for ment Friday night. ONE room, fumllhed ap~ Dec. 21. CaJJ 2725. 1-5 621 s. DubuqU6 J)lal 5723 Phon. 9696 Dilll I-lin 2S. DvlMJue I ,rr::J a show of happy spirits. Big Joe Kapp, the Bears' quart erback and key performer, was Kansas State Edges one of the last to leave the plane. ulcm in D He produ ced a warm smile at last Missouri,69-66 but mainly as he posed with his coach and Elliott's two youngsters, KA SAS CITY lA'I - The Kan David, 6, and Bruce, 8. sas State College Wildcats, with The quad was taken by bus to big boys Wally Frank and Bob join the rest of the outfit at Los Boozer mastering the board , de Angeles' Ambassador Hotel, their July 5-AILhea Gibson retains Wimbledon title. Peter Thompson feated Missouri 's Tigers 69-66 in quarters for the Rose Bowl stay. wins British Open after playoff. the Big Eight Basketball Tourna More than a dozen of the Bears ment Friday night in Municipal July 8-American League wins All-Star game al Baltimore, 4-3. Auditorium. arrived early to spend Christmas July 3- Jimmy Cruise drives six straight Roosevelt Raceway win- Day at their hom s in this area. Oklahoma met Iowa Siale in Ule There was no funfarc except for ners. other first-round game. the formal welcome to Elliott and July 14-Court voids Dodger's use of Chavez Ravine. Frank, a 6-foot-8 junior, carried Co., by the Tournament or Roses July 2O-Jim Bunning hurls nO-hit, no-run game against Boston. the scoring load ror K-State after football committeemen, Lathrop K. Dow Finsterwald wins PGA title. Boozer, also 6-8, fouled out with Leishman, John Bigger and Wil July 22-Phils rehire Eddie Sawyer to replace Manager Mayo six minute remaining in lhe game. Ham Nicholas. Smith. Frank had a game total of 23 The tournament committee gave July 23-Lightweight champion Joe Brown beat Kenny Lane. points, one more lhan Boozer the California team a post-Christ July 24-Ted Williams is fined $250 for spitling at Kansas City who owns the K-State career scor- TIlas party, Friday night, present Cans. ~g . ~rd of 1,190 points_ ------~~----~~~~------Ing the players with binoculars as BEETLE BAILEY MOlt T WALKEI ~l did the Iowa squad. July 26-EIJiotl runs 3:59 mile in Wales ; seventh lime under 'j ElliotL said hi s lcam is in sound four minutes. . [ -1 "," L;.' physical condition. There is much July 2B-Russians top Americans in track, 172-170. work to be don(', however, 10 re 2 BIG gain regular season form , Elliott addcd. The Bcars took their first work out at Beverly Bi ll s Jligh School Dalhart, Texas in the afternoon, and a rough one It was, with more coming up Sal the largest town in Texas urday. on Hi.way 54 _ Hotel and tHY ISIlt.8 I'AV Il.ION Molel Accommodations MaL urdal. Dece mber 21th -F ltEE for 1,000 tourists. Write 12-27 ",,," n i NO " "N " I ~ or wire Dalhart Chamber CARTOON 11. "0,1", of Commerce. Ends Today rat Delaney" Oo nt lien The Blob. I Marri.d a Monst.r! lIu,: 01 n-~ll~ Dr OI 6-tOOJ I:"ft""( . . \ , Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Saturday, Dec. 27, 1958 . 2 SUI Profs Exira Farmer Found 'j Rose Bowl Bound Space Flight Career Man Dead In Wracked Cor Official Party To Speak At EXIRA IA'l - The body of Keith ;(.> - Kitelinger. 44. Exira farmer. was Award Goes Science Meeting To Head found in his wrecked carin a field Arrives Two State University of ]owa ditch morc lhan 600 f(!ct from a To Van Allen scientists will present papers aLLhe UeS. Agency road two mile south of here Fri· In Pasadena 125th meeting or the American As day afternoon. Professor James A. Van Allen or sociation for the Advanccmcnt of WASHINGTON 111'1 - A "right Kitelingcr had been th e object PASADENA, - With the arrival SUI will rcceive the Space Flight Science (AAAS), which opened Fri guy," as associates describe him. of a widespread search si nc e his this afternoon of a chartered plane Award of the American Astronauti day in Washington. D. C. is taking over as the fir I. career family had reported him miSSing bearing Governor Herschel C. Love cal Society at the Honors Night They are G. Edgar Folk, Jr., federal worker to head the mam-I on Christmas Eve. less and others, the State Univer Dinner of the organization's annual associate professor of physiology. ~th Social Security Administra- Audubon County authorities tcrm- sity of Iowa's official delegation meeting tonight in the Hotel StaL and James Case, assistanL profes tlon. cd the death an auto fatality. They to the 1959 Tournament of Roses ler. Washington, D.C. sor of zoology. However. William L. Mitchell said the car went orr the road on -headed by the Governor and SUI Professor Folk wi ll speak on has had plenty of training to fit a hillside. then rolled over the fie ld President Virgil M. Hancher-will The award will be presented to "The Effect of Cold Exposure on him to bc commissioner of social and tore through two fences before security. the job to which he was coming to resL in the ditch. be gathered in Pasadena. Dr. Van Allen by Hugh L. Dryden, Breeding of Hamsters" at a ses deputy administrator of the Nation sion on endocrinology Sunday at appointed Friday by President Ei- The official delegation includes jj senhower. al Aeronautics and Space Adminis 10 a.m. the 1959 Rose Bowl team, the SUI Mitchell. 58, has been the only 50 Reported Dead tration. Professor Case's topic will be coaChing staff, a group of reserve ". "The Control of Bioluminescence deputy commissioner the Social Se- \.. \ d players. state' officials, members of » In addition Lo receiving this spe in Fire£lies." The study which he curity Administration has had ·In 80 IVlan F 00 since the job was created a dozen the State Board of Regents and cial award, Dr. Van Allen has been will report deals with how the LA PAZ , Bolivia (A'I - Fifty per- named one of nioe scientists who nerve call s into action the cells of years ago. He has served as top finance committee, members of the I aide to three commissioners. sons have 10 t their lives in a Dood SUI Board in Control of Athletics will be given Fellow Awards of the end organs. The firefly was cho en for study because the structure of Mitchell's first Government work at Charagua. in lowland eastern and staff members of the SUI De society. Other recipients are from light-emitting cells (the end organ was in 1922 as a chain man on a Bolivia, Government reports from partment of Athletics. the National Aeronautics and Space in this case 1 is simple, permitting surveying team here. In April. the area said Friday. To be financed by receipts from Administration, Sperry Gyroscope a more direct approach to the 1923. hc joined the staf of the old Damage was described as heavy the 1959 Rose Bowl game and Company, Republic Aviation Cor problem. Bureau of Domestic and Foreign but there was no official estimate previous games in which the Big Affiliated with the AAAS are 279 Commerce and has becn in Gov of its extent. The flood followed poration, Douglas Aircraft Com ernment work since. Ten has taken part, the ofCicial THE SYMBOL of a girl'. ex scientific societies with an aggreg heavy rains. pany. North American Aviation , ate membership of two million, Now he will direct in its entirety delegation represents the State of cursion-th. vanity .ultca_a. Inc., the University of Maryland, the largest social insurance and The town is near the Paraguayan Iowa and the University in this na in evid.nc•• v.rywhe ... allnt the making it the largest group of re border. 120 miles southeast of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency and lated scicntific organizations in the social welfare operation of its kind tional classic without expense to Iowa City train .tatlon ramp_ in the world . provincial capital of Santa Cruz. Iowa taxpayers. Jacqueline J.nkins, A4, Lan the Advanced Research Projects world. It is organized in sections sing, Iowa, stay.d near hers. Agency. covering all the prinCipal fields Under his guidance will be the The official delegation will rep of science. old-age and survivors' insurance resent Iowa and the University in Dr. Van Allen will speak at the program - the portion most peo official events sponsored by the Aims of the AAAS include furth EUROPE Truman To Give opening session of the annual meet· ering the work of SCientists, faci l pic rcfer Lo as social security - Dublin to the Iron Curtain; Arrl •• Tournament of Roses, in company plus the fcderal-state public as to Sweden. You 'r.. accompanl,d with officials of the State of Cali ing this afternoon at the Hotel Stat· itating cooperation among them, not herded. COLLEGE GROUP. Ab. Columbia Lectures ler. His topic will be "Corpuscular making science more effective in sistance programs. the Children's sborter Irlps. IG(I.~-11~40 . fornia and the University of Cali EUROPE SU~lMER TOURS NEW YORK (A'I - Former Presi promoting human welfare and in bureau and tl1e Federal Credit fornia, Iowa's opponents in the Radiation in Outer Space." In the 25fi SeqUOia, Box ", P& Sad~D •• Cal. dent Truman announced Friday ~e creasing public understanding of Union. New Year's Day game. Other spe talk he will deal with results cial events in which they will will give a series of lectures on the science. participate include those sponsored presidency next year at Co lumbia achieved through the trip into outer by various organizations of alumni University. space of the Pioneer III space FACES THE MUSIC and former Iowans. estimated to He spent part of the day dis probe. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (A'I - Bar number several hundred thousand cussing plans for the lectures with The meeting ot the American As tender Bruno Mueller asked Fed in the Sourthern California raea. Columbia officials. They will be eral Court to declare him bank similar to lectures he has given tronautical Society is being held in In keeping with the traditional conjunction with the 125th meeting rupt Friday. He listed assets of participation of the Big Ten un at othcr universities. $111. debts of $8,615 - all for danc Truman and his wife have bee'n of the American Association for the iversity in the Tournament of Roses Advancement of Science. ing lessons. and the Rose Bowl game, the of spending the holidays with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Founded in 1953. the American ficial Iowa delegation and the ON THE RIGHT TRACK for the Tournament of ,Roses, twirler working party include the follow Mrs. Clifton Daniel, and their 18- Astronautical Society is a national •••• ing as guests of the SUI Board in Margaret Ann Ross ie of the SUI Marching Band is 'train-ing' for month-old grandson. Truman said scientific organizaton dedicated to Control of Athletics and the Depart the Band's trip to California, whic!) begins today. Along with the hr had a "great time" watching advancement o( the astronautical • sciences (those dealing with the ft!~~~k" ment of Athletics: SUI Scottish Highlanders, the Marching Band will arrive in Pasadena the boy open his Christmas pres • Monday morning. Both musicial groups are particip~ting in the ehls. possibility of traveling through STATE OF IOWA OFFICIALS: Gov interplanetary space.J Regular ernor and Mrs. Loveless and daughter Tournament of Roses through courtesy of the Sante Fe Railway. Truman talked with news,men Sandra; Lt. Gov. and M.... W. H. • They will board a special Santa Fe "Chief" train at 10 a.m. today during his customary early-morn The society considers manned ~'M Nicholas; Chid Justice and Mrs. T. 9 GarIleld. in Fort Madison . ing walk . interplanetary space travel a logi • I State Board of Regents: Mr. and [Ie said he ilO;>CS 1959 will bring cill step to Collow today's achieve 29 Mrs. Harry Hagemann and daughter '. peace and prosperity for all the m~ rits with research aircraft. guid • 9£f()l£ OR AfTER THe Judy: Mr. and Mrs. David Dancer; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Plock: Mr. Roy world. I)d n:ussiles and earth satellites. • Stevens; Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Evans; • 110WL GAM Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow. Mr. and Cigar. Rose e Mr•. Clltlord Strawman. Finance Com mittee: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gernetzky, • ettes Mr. and Mrs. Weldon WaIBh. Miss McDonald's America's Favorite OPEN ... THE 'PLA Cc TO GO Helen Lenihan. • SUI OFFICIALS: Dean Dewey B. TO MAKe M,;RRY OR Stult (College 01 Liberal Arts) and • 23¢ Mrs. Stult; Reilistrar Ted McCarrell. Mrs. McCarrell; James R. Jordan • MAKE Excuses (g ... ,director of University Relations). Mrs. ~ Jordon and chlldren Tom and Laurie; • , A::~D All PRESIDENT'S GROUP: PresIdent and HAMBURGER Mn. Virgil M .Hancher and son. Vir Me HIE N" Y'S gi l. Jr.; Administrative Dean AIUn W. ,• major Dakin; Prole•• or Charles Dllvldson (past president of the SUI Faculty Counclll. brands Mrs. Davidson; Phil E. Connell (assist ant to the PresldentJ. Mr. and Mrs. of oil ,-ail o~tht COck CecU Hockmuth and daughter Gloria; • FI ESTAU RANTS BOARD IN CONTROL OF ATHLE • TICS: Dr. and Mrs. Georlle Ea.ton (chairman); Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ray and daughter Amy; Dr. and Mrs. Wlllls M. Fowler and Robert Fowler; Dean and Mrs. Bruce E. Mahan; Pro fessor and Mrs. James Jones: Mr. Walter Stewart (alumni representative) and Mrs. Stewart; Mr. Wa yne Foster lalumnl representativel and Mrs. Foster; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Jolliffe nnd son J.m~.; Dean and Mr•. Sidney Own.rs G. Winter; Dean and Mrs. F. M. Daw son; D an and Mrs. Mason Ladd; Pro lessor and Mrs. WIIUam Porter; DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS: DI rector and Mr.. Paul W. Brechler; ROSES WERE IN ORDER-four of th.m-for Mrs. 'Ellis Newsome, BlII Brechler; Coachln, Stalf: Head Football Coach Forest Evashevskl; Mrs. wife of Prof.ssor Ellis Newsom., who are chaperones for 'the Suppose YOUR business was Evashevskl and children Forest. Jr., Jame.. Marian. John. Thoma.. BUly; Rose Bowl bound students_ The roses were presented at the train Mrs. Gingerich; Assistant Co.ches: Bob Flora. Mrs. Flora and children Friday by Sally (left) and Cynthia Van Allen, daughters of SUI Mlcha... Ann. Maria; Archie Podros. physicist James Van Allen. located in another city of Mrs. Kodro. and children Robert. Rod ney. Mary Jo; " Whitey" Piro, Mrs. Plro and chlldren John. steve. Doug las; Jerry Burns, Mrs. Burns and chUd ren Erin and !\!.lchael; Jerry Hilgen berg. Mr•. 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